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Stop BlackMATE, possibly other themes from cutting off the end of the units label and get rid of an #1f block for GTK 3.19 at the same time. GTK 3.19 seemed to pad the end of this label a bit, not so with released GTK 3.20.
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In gtk3, replacing "label" with "applet->label" makes the gtk_widget_get_preferred_width functions work for the frequency and unit labels without issue. Trim them a bit in gtk3.19 builds as they render 2px wider there for some reason. The exception is the percentage label. That one apparently always starts with "0%" entered-and it does NOT update it's width when larger character strings come up. Thus, a fixed figure of 20px still has to be added to that one. On the other hand, that will ensure the applet never jumps from percentage changes. Height of the whole applet is still limited somewhere to 24 px, still looking for that issue as it hurts the match to taller panels.
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fix bottom panel rendering of popup menu in gtk3 builds,
fix zero-width frequency/percentage labels in gtk3 builds.
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support custom panel themes in gtk3 builds. Include robust support
for transparent themes in cases where gtk3 has issues
properly detecting a compositing window manager, e.g compiz.
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The issue was caused by using deprecated widgets and defines
for orientation with GTK3.
#define gtk_vbox_new(X,Y) gtk_box_new(GTK_ORIENTATION_VERTICAL,Y)
#define gtk_hbox_new(X,Y) gtk_box_new(GTK_ORIENTATION_HORIZONTAL,Y)
Deprecated gtk_[h/v]box_new don't use them.
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https://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-applets/commit/cpufreq?id=6fd55674cdb0154d26c6d9a78001818cfe44fc58
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